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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
4
Local notices show farmers seeking to purchase or trade farm property and livestock. Listings indicate buyers offering cash or barter for equipment, land, and cattle, with emphasis on quick responses from sellers in the three-city area.
Multiple business notices appear offering custom built cabinets remodeling and filing services by Frederick Voegels 822 27th Ave plus drainage and sewer services by Connors Plumbing and Heating. Monroe Catering service John and Jean Winkler advertise party planning and phone numbers.
Farmers list offerings including Holstein bulls pure bred Chester White boars to 300 pounds and gilts. Several herds advertise Yorkshires and Spotted and Poland China hogs with vaccinations for cholera erysipelas lepto bangs tested and brucellosis free status. Properties include about 84 acres with farm equipment and oat supply. Listings show contact names Anna Manke Fred Schmidt John Daubert Elmer R Doubler and Son Verlen Eber Son and John Haldimann plus area towns Juda Monticello South Wayne Warren Gratiot and routes with phone numbers and Monroe addresses.
Classified livestock sale listing with multiple breeders and animals for sale including purebred Hampshire and Chester White boars Holstein bulls and Duroc Jerseys plus feeder pigs springing cows and poultry from Stouffer Hatchery offerings near Monroe Monticello Juda Argyle Belleville and Rock Grove with contact details and delivery notes
A varied farm equipment and supply advertisement lists KNIGHT SPREADERS unloaders gravity boxes corn cribs spreaders and tires with prices and seller contacts including Arthur in Brodhead Ray Stamm in Winslow and Patz barn cleaners. Other items include corn cribs at 233.58 and used machinery from McCormick New Idea and Shredder suppliers with delivery options and phone numbers. Alfalfa hay offered at 30 per ton delivered near Monroe.
One story almost new very modern apartment house for sale. Coplien Realty calls Dial 325-3400 for details.
Real estate ads tout multiple homes with 2 to 4 bedrooms, garages, and large lots. Prices cited include 5800, 16500, and 21000 with financing notes and FHA hints, highlighting bargains in a subdivision.
Classified notes list a three bedroom ranch type home with Realtor Alvin R Livingston and contact numbers 325 6833. Also advertised mobile homes 12x64 feet two years old with sacrifice price and other units in Monroe and New Frontier Trailer Court with several contact numbers. Livestock buyers seek crippled cattle and dairy stock including springing cows and heifers with contact lines in Monroe Blanchardville and nearby areas.
Classifieds show multiple listings including a 250 acre farm wanted on a 40 60 or 50 50 partnership with response via Box 13 care of The Monroe Evening Times. Also ads for rental rooms in Monroe and Dr. Roud apartment near the First National Bank, plus city property and realty contact numbers. Additional help wanted notices include milker operator, plaster mixer and truck driver, and waitress positions at Hilltop Inn and Maple Grove Inn.
TV highlights list a full night of programs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. with multiple channels. Notable entries include The Wounded Don't Cry on Channel 13, The Lieutenant on Channel 15, Gunsmoke on Channel 3, Lawrence Welk Halloween special on Channel 13 and 27, and late theaters like The Wild One on Channel 15 and Arsenic and Old Lace on Channel 39.
Weekly USDA market report shows cattle slaughter steers down 25 to 50, heifers mostly 50 lower, cows steady to 25 higher, bulls steady. Hogs higher across barrows gilts and sows with typical loads and weights listed. Sheep demand up with wooled lambs 90 to 110 pounds at 19.50 to 20.00 and 80 to 105 pounds at 18.50 to 19.50.
New Glarus items list staff at the State and National Corn Picking contest on the Willis Riemer farm near Albany with Kammer Bru and Ubert, plus Douglas Schuett as radio operator and Carl Steiner in the first aid tent. Returns include Richard Gebauer from Lewiston Maine after weeks with daughter Don Ott’s family. Mrs Zoah Skinner returns home from Fort Worth Texas after months with her son-in-law and daughter Rev Nolan Fischer. New Glarus Eastern Star members attended East-West night in Oregon Temple. A Florida program cites time as the only remedy for a hangover.
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